Personnel in this program provide information and expertise to other Service divisions;
other Federal, State, and local agencies; and the public on the impacts of environmental
contaminants on fish and wildlife resources. Surveys are conducted to determine levels and
effects of contaminants, as well as remedies and mitigation measures, especially in
habitats associated with important resources under Service responsibility. Environmental
Contaminants biologists deal with a variety of contaminant-related impacts to fish and wildlife
resources, including Superfund sites and oil spills.
To report environmental contaminants problems in Oklahoma, such as NPDES permit exceedances or Clean Water Act violations, contact the Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality at 800-522-0206.
DOCUMENT DOWNLOADS
Tar Creek
Sampling and Analysis Plan for the 2009 Tri-State Transition Zone Assessment
Study (PDF,
195 KB)
Final Assessment Plan for Tar Creek, Ottawa County, Oklahoma (PDF, 1.4 MB)
Partial Restoration Plan for the Tar Creek Superfund Site (PDF, 1.4 MB)
Pre-Assessment Screen for the Tar Creek Superfund Site (PDF, 812 KB)
SAP for the 2008 Sediment Quality Evaluation of Grand Lake (PDF, 600 KB)
Screening Level Migratory Bird Assessment for the Tri-State Mining District (PDF, 60 KB)
Other NRDAR
Pre-Assessment Screen for the Braum's Spill into the South Canadian River (PDF, 242 KB)
Double Eagle Restoration Plan And Environmental Assessment (PDF, 866 KB)
Farmland Restoration Plan and Environmental Assessment (FINAL: PDF, 227 KB)
Okmulgee Restoration Plan and Environmental Assessment (FINAL: PDF,
1.3
MB)
